Radio Bombay Pocket Perfume Roll-On Oil, 10ml

Transistor radio hewn of sandalwood radiates ragas in the Bandra heat. Hot copper tubes warm the soft wood releasing blooms of musk, cream, peach, ambrette, coco, cedar distillates. Top Notesradiant wood, copper, cedarHeart Notessandalwood, radiant iris, boroniaBase Notesbalsam fir absolute, coconut musc, ambergris From David (a.k.a D.S.), Founder and self-taught perfumer: I am interested in hypothetical scent. Not everything has a strong or readily perceivable aroma, but objects can suggest a fragrance. Light bulbs glow. Electricity courses through their metal filaments. They melt the dust on their surface emitting wisps of heat. The tubes in amplifiers have a certain aroma. When my ‘69 Fender Deluxe gets heated-up (after rip-roaring monster shredding), the back of the amp produces a hot dusty metallic grease perfume—the scent of backstage in a humid venue.So what if there was a tube amplifier in an old radio made of sandalwood? Then the interaction of the heat would open up the pores